you could have a 'paramsObj' Object that stores parameters ?
var myStr:String = "org.foo.Bar"; var paramsObj:Object = new Object(); paramsObj.name = "robert"; paramsObj.age = 12; var myInstance:Object = new _global[myStr](paramsObj);
var theCommand = new commands [ commandNameToCheck ] ();
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